Exosomes serve as micro communication parcels released by cells within the body. These tiny structures act as messengers, facilitating the exchange of vital information among cells to enhance coordination and collaboration. Picture it as cells sending notes to one another through exosomes, sharing crucial genetic details.

Originating from Mesenchymal Stem Cells, exosomes are enriched with diverse genetic materials, including various types of RNAs. These RNAs can be assimilated by nearby or distant cells, subsequently influencing the behavior of recipient cells

Previously exosomes were misunderstood as proteins secreted by cells, exosomes have proven to safeguard RNAs from degradation, as they are encapsulated within exosomes or microvesicles. This newfound understanding has heightened interest in exosomes and the enclosed RNAs, showcasing their ability to deliver genetic material to recipient cells that require this form of cell-to-cell communication.